So my wife wanted some Adirondack chairs for around the fire pit. No problem I thought, I can make them. Little did I know how much effort it would take! I bought some plans from Rockler.com. The plans contained cardboard templates, lumber requirments, and cut & assembly instructions. All in
It's been awhile since I've posted, so I thought I'd hightlight an oldie, but goodie. We have to go back to Halloween 2016. My daughter came to me and said that she and a friend wanted to be a washing machine and dryer. Well, that got my brain spinning, and
To follow up on Wolf Mask, I made a Dragon Mask for my other daughter. Sorry I only have a few pictures.
I made this mask last year for my daughters play. Basically all corrugated cardboard. I 3D printed the eyes and painted. Molding clay for the teeth. The Mask in Action
My daughter needed some armor for her 6th grade Joan of Arc presentation. I got the idea from here, Knight Cardboard Costume. Here are a couple pics. I forgot to take one my daughter. Maybe when she gets it back from school.